Meanings of good housekeeping in English

Cameron was perhaps thinking that he was simply giving good housekeeping advice.

But last week he went beyond gestures and good housekeeping.

At the dinner-table Ernest complimented me on my good housekeeping.

Just a companion with room service, and good housekeeping.

It's good housekeeping, giving choreographers a chance to tinker and audiences a chance to reappraise.

But the object of the reforms cannot be merely " good housekeeping".

Mending represents but a small part of the detail and system necessary to good housekeeping.

His mother came upon them, and, in the interest Of good housekeeping, she threw them away.

Martha's a pretty good housekeeping machine, I think.

Having first ruined the master by good housekeeping, it at last comes to levy contributions as an inn.

Mrs. Weltner helped the girls by creating an interest in good housekeeping and in beautifying the homes and their surroundings.

It's about good housekeeping.

Your lordship's good housekeeping will afford us a flask or two of wine and a slight collation in the pavilion?

It should be understood at the very beginning, that good housekeeping is one of the first secrets of a happy home.

And as anyone knows good housekeeping is concerned with two things: what is being spent and what is being received in return.

Conserving water, though, starts with good housekeeping, and so brewers should be ever-mindful of leaking valves, unnecessarily running faucets, and the like.